anaheim-gazette 1948-11-04

At Anaheim PENNEY'S PAY CASH...CARRY IT...YOU SAVE! Men's Wool Sport SHIRTS Towncraft wool plaid shirts—just what you want for Winter! A big assortment of lightweight multi-colored plaids and husky buffalo plaids! Every single one 100% virgin wool! Every single on Penney-low priced! Fireman Red and Solid Color Wool Shirts.....5.99 Rayon Gabardine Sport Shirts, Deeptones.....4.99 Cotton Flannel SHIRTS Sanforized! cotton flannel plaids. A real bargain at this low price. 14½-17. *Shrinkage will not exceed 1%. AT A CASH-AND-CARRY LOW PRICE 4.98 AT A CASH-AND-CARRY LOW PRICE 4.98 Sanforized! cotton flannel plaids. A real bargain at this low price. 14½-17. *Shrinkage will not exceed 1%. PAY CASH...CARRY IT...YOU SAVE! Cotton Outing Flannel 39¢ yd. STRIPES! PATTERNS! PLAIN! More warmth, more value—bigger savings! Down-soft, tiny-priced Penney flannel—for the family's sleepwear. In plain white or woven stripes. 36 in. wide. A real value! PENNEY PRICED 27" Plain Print or Blue Cotton Flannel.....39c 36" Printed Fancy Cotton Flannel.....49c AT PENNEY'S PAY CASH...CARRY IT... YOU SAVE! Growing feet are a Penn problem. We solve it with our ALL-LEATHER shirts at LOW PRICES. YOU SAVE! Children's Shoes 4.49 PAY CASH--CARRY IT--YOU SAV AT PENNEY'S Citrus Displays Vie for Honors Working four days building a citrus display paid off in a lot of satisfaction not to mention the beauty of the finished work when the final judging for citrus displays of various types shown in the Orange County Fair were announced. The Mutual Orange Distributors climaxed their four days of hard work when their display of Valencia oranges fashioned into a pumpkin in keeping with the Hallowe'en session was awarded the first prize of $100 for the most artistic. Another first prize went to their display of lemons fashioned into a scarecrow pattern with all the weird effects of the season used. For this masterpiece they were awarded $100. Max Royer, field department of M.O.D., assisted George Wood, also of the field department of that firm, in working out the displays. Also assisting the four days were Mrs. Arthur Chandler and Mrs. George Wood who did the decorating work. Additional prizes were as follows: for quality lemons the first prize of $40 went to the Orange Cooperative Citrus Association in Orange; second prize of $30 was won by the Garden Grove Cooperative Association. For quality lemons, the first prize of $40 was won by the Index Mutual Citrus Association in La Habra, this award being for the display of Lisbon lemons; Eureka lemons, first prize of $40 went to the La Habra firm. The Index Mutual Citrus also won the two first prizes of $10 each for their showings of Lisbon and Eureka lemons, packed boxes. In the packed Valencia division, first prize of $10 was won by Anaheim Cooperative Orange Association and second prize of $6 went to the Orange Cooperative Citrus Association. The Index Mutual Citrus again came into the prize money when they won first and second prizes of $5 and $3 for their plate displays of Eureka and Lisbon lemons. McFadden Defeats Baker; School Bonds Carry Continued from Page 1 school tax limit, and by about the same vote they defeated a proposal to use tents for housing Orange union high school students in place of state-condemned buildings. The vote on that proposal was 967 for, to 3805 against. Orange county voters approved of six of the 19 legislative propositions. They voted for Proposition 3, relating to the full train crew law which would tend to reduce the number of brakemen on a freight train, 35,885 to 20,356 against; for Proposition 7 which would give election officials 12 more days between close registration and mailing out of campaign literature 26,929 to 16,205; for Proposition 8, which would affect the terms of judges appointed by the governor; for Proposition 9, which would affect the governor succession; for No. 10 confining initiatives to one subject; for Proposition 16, which would lengthen the time chiropractic students must attend school, 33,968 to 19,578; and Proposition 19, relating to the fish and game commission, 38,456 to 13,796. They voted down Veterans Tax Exemptions, No. 1, 22,982 to 34,-961; a liquor control measure, No. 2, 15,181 to 45,506; increased aged and blind aid, No. 4, 25,582 to 31,- Say Big Casting Tourney Success Winners in different states of the Anaheim Casting tournament held at La Palma casting pool Sunday were nounced this week by spelling Izaak Walton league members. Roy Mabee turned in score in classes A and B for the dry fly accuracy with a score of 99 and the % ounce with a score of 94. He also honors in the fisherman's cast. Elmo Finch, Class A-B, wet fly competition with a score of 99. The % ounce accuracy score was made by Sam who chalked up 83. Clink Flynn, Class A-A the Skish championship with a score of 62. In class C, Bob William the % ounce accuracy score of 91 and the % ounce accuracy with a score of 77 Held, Class C, won the skip petition with a score of 95 was the high score man team event with a score in the % ounce division. Bob Hoskins swept the class in % ounce accuracy, chalking up a 91, and honors in skish casting score of 42. Casters were in competition with clubs in all ten states in the season's first tournament sponsored Western Association of and Casting clubs, it was nounced. Standard equipment... THEY SAY by MARYETTE Add to your record library with the newest records. We pride ourselves on our huge collection of master recordings and popular discs. From symphonies to boogie-woogie we've got 'em all. Narath Music Co., 224 E. Center street. The charming hostess on Thanksgiving and Christmas has a charming coiffure too. Let us restyle your hair... give you a permanent if you so desire... for a beautiful, flattering and easy to manage hair-do. Call 4022, Anaheim Permanent Wave Shop. Penney wise... style wise... is the woman who rents a new Singer electric sewing machine and takes a budget sewing course. You get so much more for your money the Singer Way. Singer Sewing Center, 170 W. Center. MEN... The holiday season will soon be here... look ahead... be gift wise the Gaye Suzanne Style Shop way. They are featuring dainty Coolie Coats, Bed Jackets and beautiful sheer, lace trimmed black gown sets. Please her with one of these gorgeous selections. 727 N. Los Angeles. With the return of cool, crisp nights it's pleasant to invite your friends to gather around a brightly burning fire. Decorate your home with one of our many beautiful fireplace fixture sets. Nadorff Hardware, 148 E. Center'street. For the best selection of Chubbette dresses in Orange county visit the Children's Shop for sizes 8½ - 14½ and the Junior Rendezvous for sizes 10½ - 16½. The selection of woolens, taffetas, cottonis, and gay dressy They voted down Veterans Tax Exemptions, No. 1, 22,982 to 34,-961; a liquor control measure, No. 2, 15,181 to 45,506; increased aged and blind aid, No. 4, 25,582 to 31,-059; compensation of legislators, No. 5, 16,604 to 37,364; San Francisco bay commercial fishing, No. 6, 22,163 to 33,200; municipal charters, No. 11, 15,862 to 31,619; the prohibitionist-favored liquor control measure, No. 12, 24,712 to 36,-907; senate reapportionment, No. 13, 10,983 to 44,615; housing agency, No. 14, 7906 to 49,767; south coast fish nets, No. 15, 22,-151 to 31,574; exemption from civil service, No. 17, 16,383 to 33,351, and tax exemptions lost by counties, No. 18, 21,320 to 30,095. The county vote for these unopposed candidates was: John Phillips for representative in Congress from the 20th district, 49,597; for Senator Clyde Watson, representing Orange county in the state Senate, 48,134; for Sam Collins, assemblyman from northern Orange county, 20,198; for Earl Stanley, assemblyman from southern Orange county, 26,808. PLAN TO MARRY A marriage license was obtained by Jay Charles Stankey and Wanda Lee McCombs Burdick, both of Anaheim, this week at the county court house in Santa Ana. Advertise in the Anaheim Gazette and then stand by for actual results. your friends to gather around a brightly burning fire. Decorate your home with one of our many beautiful fireplace fixture sets. Nadorff Hardware, 148 E. Center's street. For the best selection of Chubbette dresses in Orange county visit the Children's Shop for sizes 8½ - 14½ and the Junior Rendezvous for sizes 10½ - 16½. The selection of woolens, taffetas, cottons, and gay dressy numbers are complete. 721 N. Los Angeles. For the Annual ... let us take your school picture ... we will give you a variety of poses and proofs from which to choose so that you can select, if you wish, one suitable for Christmas gifts, as well as the conventional one for school. Warner Charles Studio, 110 S. Los Angeles St. Ladies, are you short waisted ... or hard to fit? Our smart half-sizes in Puritan For-Ever Young dresses are sure to please. Fall colors that are flattering and styles that are youthful are yours at Masterson's, 180 W. Center. A lovely baby or little lady doll for the youthful little mother is a gift that will gladden the heart of any little girl. Our selection of Dy-Dee-Ellen, Effanbee, Little Sis, Little Lady and many other dolls are complete. Betty Rose Shop, 216 E. Center. The mystery shirt designed by Paul Howard is on display at Towne Toggery, 181 W. Center. It is beautifully tailored of smart cotton gabardine and instead of buttons features a hidden zipper closing. It's smart ... new ... different. See it. Donald O'Connor, coming young Paramount comedy star, was featured as one of many celebrities in Anaheim's spectacular Silver Anniversary parade. Astride a horse he "went western" heading division 2 with Jackie Coogan. Sonny Tufts, also of Paramount, Hollywood, was grand parade marshal riding in the John Ardiaz car at the head of the ten-division cavalcade. To Farmers and Small Business Firms Your bookkeeping can be done by mail. Our service will ... 1. Keep your books. 2. Furnish you with trial balance and profit and loss statements each month. 3. Provide you with necessary business figures for your Federal and State income tax returns. We can keep your books for you cheaper and better than you can keep them yourself. If you are interested, we will be pleased to call and explain this method to you. There is no obligation. Address C. E. Holcomb 1221 E. Central Ave. Fullerton Phone 354 Say Big Casting Tourney Success Winners in different divisions of the Anaheim Casting Club tournament held at La Palma park casting pool Sunday were announced this week by sponsoring Zaak Walton league members. Roy Mabee turned in a high score in classes A and B winning the dry fly accuracy with a score of 99 and the ½ ounce accuracy with a score of 94. He also took honors in the fisherman's distance cast. Elmo Finch, Class A-B, won the wet fly competition with a score of 99. The ½ ounce accuracy top score was made by Sam Whippo who chalked up 83. Clink Flynn, Class A-B, won the Skish championship plaque with a score of 62. In class C, Bob Williams won the ½ ounce accuracy with a score of 91 and the ½ ounce accuracy with a score of 77. Wayne Held, Class C, won the skish competition with a score of 58. He was the high score man in the team event with a score of 96 on the ½ ounce division. Bob Hoskins swept the junior class in ½ ounce accuracy casting, chalking up a 91, and took honors in skish casting with a score of 42. Casters were in competition with clubs in all ten western states in the season's first main tournament sponsored by the Western Association of Angling and Casting clubs, it was announced. Standard equipment was used in the fisherman's distance cast. The bait accuracy and all-accuracy plaques were donated for the occasion by Bob Williams. Other competitions included dry fly accuracy — Roy Mabee, first, 99; Elmo Finch, second, 97; and Clint Flynn and Spence Alcock, third, 87 (tie); wet fly accuracy, Elmo Finch, first, 99; Roy Mabee, second, 98, and Sam Whippo, third, 90; class A-B ½ ounce accuracy, Roy Mabee, first, 94; Elmo Finch, second, 92; and Sam Whippo, third, 91; class C ½ ounce accuracy — Bob Williams, first, 91; Wayne Held, second, 88; and Nick Wingert, third, 85; junior division — Bob Hoskins, 91; Dick Hoskins, 82, and Kathleen Henry, 54. In the ½ ounce accuracy plug cast, class A-B, Sam Whippo took first, 83; Clint Flynn and Roy Mabee, tied for second with a score of 82. In class C, ½ ounce accuracy Bob Williams won first, 77; Lowell Gamble, second, 75; and Nick Wingert, third, 73. In the fisherman's distance Roy Mabee was first, Elmo Finch, second, and Lowell Gamble, third. The five-man ½ ounce accuracy teams headed by Sam Whippo and Charlie Evans proved evenly matched. They ended with a tie of 433 points each. Class A-B skish saw Clint Flynn winning with a score of 62; Sam Whippo, second, 58; and Spence Allcock, 65. Class C winner was Wayne Held, 58; Jim Rymer, 38; and Arch Henry and Bob Williams, 30 (tie). In junior skish casting Bob Hoskins scored 42; Dick Hoskins, 32; and Kathleen Henry, Jimmy Wingert and Larry Newland tied with scores of 6 each. LICENSE TO WED Frank E. Van Casteren of Anaheim and Ethelyn Geraldine Beatty of Buena Park obtained a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana this week. HAVE BABY GIRL A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hutton, 12807 Euclid street, Garden Grove Monday at St. Joseph's hospital. The little miss tipped the scales at six pounds and 15 ounces. Gazette Want Ads Bring Results. GAREY'S "The Local Store that Saves You More" FIRST with the NEWEST on Easiest Credit Terms New 1948 Welbilt APARTMENT GAS RANGE $9495 Pay $20.00 Down— 15 Months to Pay Welbilt's New Apartment Range compares with ranges selling at $119.50. It's fully insulated with Robertshaw Oven Heat Control, pull out broiler, automatic top burners, large oven. Gleaming white porcelain exterior. See this new Range at Garey's today. We'll install it for you at this low price. Trade in Your Old Range Garey's Allows More! USE YOUR CREDIT Heat in a Flash! When and Where You Want It! Trade in Your Old Range Garey’s Allows More! USE YOUR CREDIT Heat in a Flash! 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